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Nokia N9: A new talking point
Nokia has finally taken the wraps off the successor to its much-troubled N8 mobile phone - but what's strange about the new N9?
Telecom admits broadband blunder
Telecom has admitted a software error has caused over-counting of broadband usage, affecting 35,000 customers who will now be provided compensation.
Pacific Fibre questions Sthn Cross cable internet capability
Southern Cross says its submarine internet cables are more than capable of shouldering the demand from the ultra-fast broadband network, but its rival Pacific Fibre is arguing over the numbers.
<i>Success:</i> After the red, green lights beckon
A company named for a driving transgression is now on the road to high-tech success.
Auckland Marathon run-down
You've bought your Auckland Marathon ticket, now what? Danielle Wright finds out it's not just a case of throwing on a pair of shoes, running is a skill to be learned.
RWC net link to cost $362
Rugby World Cup bosses will charge media personnel $362 a match to plug into the internet.
Telecom accused of broadband overcharging
Telecom can't count and could be overcharging thousands of customers' broadband accounts.
Vodafone takes a bigger bite out of iPhone clients
The iPhone 4 has just become more expensive for Kiwi buyers, who will have to fork out an extra $300 for it.
Eye on Sky links with Telecom in UFB age
Dominant telco must be looking to broadcaster as internet TV profile grows.
NZ accelerating into ultra-fast era
Just how will faster internet benefit New Zealand?
Keep watch on Telecom, industry players urge
Commerce Commission alleges telco breached rules and deterred rivals.
Rival mulls legal action against Telecom
Rival CallPlus is also considering legal action against Telecom after the Commerce Commission said Telecom didn't give equal access to rivals on its unbundled copper network.